Seattle Personal Injury Lawyers

Serious Seattle Personal Injury Attorneys Ready to Help You Win Your Fight

Seattle is famous for its stunning skyline and views of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, its friendly people, its variety of outdoor sporting opportunities, its rainy weather, and its traffic. It is a unique city with a unique set of challenges for people trying to get around town.

When an accident or injury happens, it is best to work with an experienced Seattle personal injury lawyer who knows Seattle’s roads, how the road construction projects can contribute to an accident,  the regional insurance companies and how they handle claims, and, most of all, knows how to obtain a full settlement for their clients.

Because we have been so heavily involved in our Seattle community over the years, our knowledge of the city is vast, and our connections here are even more profound.

We know many industry professionals (including medical professionals) who can assist with your case. Often, we know the other attorneys working on the claim, and sometimes even the claims adjusters working for the insurance companies. And we want to put all this knowledge to use to benefit our clients as they pursue justice for their injury or wrongful death claim in Seattle.

Our trusted Seattle personal injury lawyers have spent 40 years helping injured accident victims recover financially so they can move forward with their lives.

We work with clients who have been seriously injured and are seeking experienced injury lawyers capable of handling an accident claim to obtain a full settlement. We aren’t afraid to take your case to a jury if we can’t get a satisfactory settlement offer. Find out how an experienced Seattle personal injury attorney at Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner PLLC can help you move forward with your life after an accident or injury.

Talk to our legal team immediately by calling us directly. Our injury lawyers will get back to you promptly.

Our Main Practice Areas

At Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner PLLC, our main practice areas encompass a comprehensive range of personal injury claims. We specialize in handling cases involving auto accidents, wrongful death, traumatic brain injuries, DUI incidents, and more. Our experienced team is adept at navigating the complexities of each case, ensuring justice and fair compensation for our clients.

Our skilled Seattle personal injury attorneys have vast experience handling personal injury and wrongful death cases that begin on the crowded roads and freeways of the city. We have found that the intense traffic, seemingly constant road construction projects, and lack of mass transit options that most cities of similar size offer lead to an extraordinarily high incidence of accidents.

We handle just about any type of personal injury claim, including the following types of claims:

• Personal injury. Personal injuries can, unfortunately, include several different types of injuries resulting from various types of negligence. Whether it’s a slip and fall, a traumatic brain injury (TBI), or even an injury from medical errors, our Seattle personal injury lawyers are here to assist you as you recover and seek justice.
• Auto vehicle accidents. A car crash can result from many things. The use of intoxicants, texting and driving, falling asleep at the wheel, many other forms of carelessness, and sometimes even intentional misconduct can all be factors at play in an auto accident situation. Our accident injury lawyers can help you win your auto accident case by using expert witnesses, negotiating with the insurance companies, and examining the details of the incident to ensure you get all the compensation owed to you.
• Wrongful death claim. A claim for wrongful death may result from a personal injury that ultimately caused the victim’s passing. Several different types of negligence (such as careless driving, medical negligence or malpractice, and even murder) may constitute a wrongful death claim. In these types of cases, the victim’s family may receive damages for the financial and emotional strains caused by the victim’s untimely passing.
• Bike accidents. Bicyclists are the most vulnerable riders on the road—even motorcyclists have the ability to accelerate their way out of trouble, the way a bicyclist cannot.
• Motor vehicle accidents. Motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable in an accident due to a motorcycle’s complete lack of frame protection.
• Traumatic brain injuries (TBI). TBI can result in lifelong disability and continuing medical expenses, which can make it particularly difficult to calculate the amount of compensation to demand.
• Pedestrian accidents. The death rate for pedestrian accidents is higher than for any other type of vehicle accident, even head-on collisions.
• Semi-trucking accidents. Although trucking accidents tend to be serious, trucking is a highly regulated industry, and the violation of a trucking regulation can serve as a basis for liability.
• DUI accidents. DUI accidents are the most avoidable type of vehicle accident. Remember that you can pursue a lawsuit and criminal charges against the defendant at the same time.
• Sexual assault and abuse. Sexual assault and abuse is a unique offense because it is intentional, which could pave the way for punitive damages.
• Back and spinal cord injuries. Back and spinal cord injuries can result in lifelong paralysis and chronic pain.
• Burn injuries. Burn victims commonly suffer permanent disfigurement as well as extraordinary pain and suffering.
• Broken bones. Broken bones are among the easiest injuries to diagnose, although the long-term consequences are not always obvious.
• Internal injuries. Internal injuries may not produce symptoms immediately, which could make it challenging to prove that the accident was the actual cause of the injuries.
• Neck injuries. Neck injuries such as whiplash and other conditions can be more serious than they initially appear.
• Airplane accidents. A plane crash, unfortunately, is more likely to result in a wrongful death claim than a personal injury claim. Often, a defectively manufactured part is the culprit.
• Boating injuries. Boating is a deceptively dangerous activity, and the accident rate is shockingly high. DUI boating is not at all uncommon.
• Distracted driving. Distracted driving is a traffic violation, and this violation can be used to help prove that the defendant was acting negligently at the time of the crash.
• Medical negligence and malpractice. Most people don’t realize that medical malpractice is the nation’s third-leading cause of death—more than all vehicle accidents combined. Expert medical witnesses are typically required to win a medical malpractice claim.
• Product liability. It is possible to win a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturer or distributor of a defective product without even proving that the defendant acted negligently.
• Railroad accidents. Railroad accidents are typically devastating. They are often (but not always) the fault of the motorist hit by a train.
• Recreational vehicle accidents. Rollover accidents involving RVs are particularly common, and an RV can crush an economy car.
• Slip and fall accidents. The owner or renter of a commercial establishment or a construction site is quite often the party that is held liable for a slip and fall accident.

In addition to these established practice areas, our Seattle legal team also assists clients with several emerging categories of personal injury claims that continue to grow in the region due to changing transportation habits and new technologies.

• Rideshare accidents (Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart). These claims often involve overlapping insurance policies and complex liability questions depending on whether the driver was actively working at the time of the collision.
• E-scooter and E-bike injuries. Seattle’s rapid adoption of shared mobility programs has led to an increase in accidents involving malfunctioning scooters, defective brakes, roadway defects, and negligent drivers.
• Delivery vehicle collisions. With the growth of Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and gig-based delivery services, Seattle now sees more commercial van and box-truck accidents than ever before.
• Public transportation injuries. Accidents involving King County Metro buses, Sound Transit trains, and Seattle Streetcar services require specific claim procedures and tighter filing deadlines.
• Waterfront and maritime accidents. Seattle’s busy piers, ferry routes, and marinas present unique risks that may involve state or maritime law.
• Tourist and rental car accidents. Because Seattle attracts millions of visitors, many injury cases involve out-of-state drivers or rental car agencies, creating additional layers of insurance to navigate.

Who Are Our Seattle Personal Injury Lawyers Who Secure a Financial Future for Our Clients?

• Dean Brett (Retired) offers 40+ years of experience handling all types of injury claims across the entire Seattle metropolitan region.
• Paula McCandlis uses her 20 years of legal expertise and vast courtroom experience to obtain top settlements and verdicts for her Seattle personal injury clients.
• David Brown possesses focused experience in both plaintiff and defense law, enabling him to negotiate effectively with insurance adjusters and secure full claim values.
• Matt Conner has devoted his entire career to working with his personal injury and wrongful death clients to attain the financial support they need to recover.

How Our Seattle Injury Lawyers Have Helped Their Clients

Through the 40+ years, our Seattle injury attorneys have been practicing personal injury and wrongful death law, they have handled hundreds of claims for clients in Seattle and across Washington State, including:

• $5.5 million for a seriously injured victim of a drunk driver;
• $450,000 for a woman who suffered a broken leg in a fall at a race track;
• Almost $450,000 for a pedestrian’s multiple fractures;
• $1 million for the wrongful death of a teenage pedestrian struck by a tow truck.

While not every case will yield compensation in the millions, we are often able to help our clients pursue a claim to the fullest extent of the law while they recover from their injuries, pain, and suffering as they try to deal with the difficult journey ahead of them. Because we are so frequently able to assist our clients in their recovery in the midst of terrible, sometimes even tragic, situations, we take immense pride in our firm’s results and our Seattle community.

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What You Should Do After Being Injured in an Accident in Seattle?

Perhaps you can’t work or drive and have mounting medical bills. Perhaps you were injured by an uninsured motorist and need your insurance company to pay your medical bills. Perhaps an insurance company is pressuring you to settle your claim immediately.

All injured people seeking a lawyer need to ask themselves these questions:

• Do I have the knowledge and skill to effectively resolve my claim myself?
• Will hiring an attorney be worth the expense and enable me to achieve a larger settlement?

For less serious injuries and smaller claims, it may be possible to effectively handle your insurance claim yourself. The problem is that most people don’t know how much their claim is worth.

How do you evaluate the cost of future medical treatment?

What is the monetary value of pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life?

Furthermore, claims that involve accidents or injuries (or both) can become incredibly nuanced. More often than not, victims are not aware of legislation that may entitle them to additional damages. Or, if they are aware, they may not be sure when such entitlement is applicable and how these damages should be pursued.

Though investing in an attorney may not seem necessary at the beginning of a claim, working with a legal team throughout your case is often the more financially prudent choice to make.

In our view, the most important thing Seattle personal injury attorneys can offer clients is access to accurate information about their rights and choices regarding their claims.

While we pride ourselves on our legal knowledge, our ability to negotiate a full settlement with insurance companies, and our willingness to take a case to court if the negotiation results are unsatisfactory, our trusted personal injury attorneys in Seattle think the key to a good outcome is enabling our clients to make the best decisions based upon their unique needs and interests.

Common Personal Injuries in Seattle 

Some people may walk away from a car accident with minor injuries, while a slip and fall might result in permanent damage. Some of the most common personal injuries in Seattle include: 

• Spinal cord injuries, including paralysis;
• Traumatic brain injuries;
• Soft tissue neck and back injuries;
• Broken or fractured bones;
• Crushed or amputated limbs;
• Internal organ damage; 
• Burns; and
• Lacerations.

These aren’t the only injuries we can represent you for, just some of the more common ones we see. If someone else’s actions harmed you, you have the right to pursue compensation from the responsible parties. 

Proving Negligence in a Seattle Personal Injury Claim 

Before you receive any money, you must prove who is responsible. To successfully prove negligence, you must show evidence of these four elements: 

• Duty—the defendants must have owed you some type of legal duty;
• Breach—the defendants must have breached this legal duty;
• Causation—the breach of duty must be directly responsible for your injuries; and
• Damages—you must have financial losses, such as medical expenses or lost wages. 

Failure to meet the burden of proof for negligence means you will not recover any compensation for your personal injury claim. 

It’s important to note that Washington is a pure comparative negligence state. That means you can be partially at fault for the accident and still collect some of your damages. Your percentage of fault will reduce the amount of compensation you receive. 

Is There a Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Claim in Washington?

Yes, all personal injury claims are subject to legal deadlines, such as the statute of limitations. You typically have three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit.

Failure to file within the deadline means the court will likely dismiss your case. You will not be allowed to proceed, no matter how strong your claim is. The deadline can vary for different types of personal injury claims.

In Washington, personal injury claims are subject to a statute of limitations, typically granting victims three years from the accident date to file a lawsuit. Missing this deadline can lead to dismissal of the case, regardless of its merits. It’s crucial to act promptly and consult a lawyer to ensure timely legal action.

Other circumstances can reduce or extend the amount of time you have to file. Don’t risk losing the right to file a claim. Hire a skilled Seattle personal injury lawyer to ensure all legal deadlines are met. 

Compensatory Damages in a Seattle Personal Injury Claim 

Compensatory damages in a personal injury claim compensate you for your losses, both tangible and intangible. There are two main categories of damages—economic and noneconomic. 

Economic damages are your tangible financial losses. These are usually easier to calculate than noneconomic damages because evidence such as doctor bills or invoices will show how much your costs are. Examples of economic damages include medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage. 

Noneconomic damages are your intangible and more subjective losses. They can be more challenging to calculate, but they can also make up the largest portion of your potential settlement. Examples include pain and suffering, mental anguish, loss of consortium, and more. When you meet with our team, we will explain what damages apply in your case and how much compensation you may be eligible to receive. 

How the Claims Process Works in Seattle?

Personal injury claims typically proceed in accordance with the following sequence. The vast majority of cases do not proceed through all seven of the phases listed below, however, because they are usually settled earlier than that.

The claims process for personal injury cases typically involves several phases, starting with investigation and evidence gathering. This is followed by issuing settlement demands, potentially filing a lawsuit, and engaging in the discovery process. Negotiations often intensify post-discovery, leading to a trial if a settlement isn’t reached. In rare cases, an appeal may follow.

Phase I: Investigation and Evidence Gathering

The first phase of a personal injury case involves investigating to determine the facts and gathering admissible evidence to support them. It might involve, for example:

• Reviewing documentary evidence such as medical records and police reports;
• Interviewing witnesses;
• Researching the law to find out if any previous cases resembled yours (courts will look to these cases for guidance, and they can be persuasive if they are favorable); and
• Obtaining expert medical opinions (on the viability of a malpractice claim).

Phase II: Issuing Settlement Demands

After the investigation and evidence-gathering phase has been completed, it is usually time to issue a settlement demand to the other side. In fact, the settlement demand might be the other side’s first indication that you are filing a personal injury claim.

Ideally, your claim will be resolved at this stage. If the case is complex or involves high compensation claims, however, you can expect the other side to be too stubborn to settle at this stage.

Phase III: Filing a Lawsuit

Filing a lawsuit is a common tactic used by personal injury victims. Its main purpose at this stage is to:

• Stimulate the defendant to negotiate in good faith (to issue a reasonable settlement offer); and
• Allow the victim to demand evidence in the defendant’s possession through discovery proceedings. Even claims that reach this stage are more often than not settled before trial.

At this stage, both sides usually remain hopeful that a trial can be avoided.

Phase IV: The Discovery Process

The discovery process takes place only after you have already filed a lawsuit. This process allows you to gather evidence in several different ways, including:

• Cross-examining the defendant under oath (a deposition);
• Submitting written questions to the defendant; and
• Demanding that the defendant produce certain documents.

If the defendant refuses your demands, you can petition the court to order the defendant to comply with the pain of contempt of court charges if he fails to obey the order. Of course, the defendant can also gather evidence from you in the same manner.

Phase V: Further Negotiation

Once the discovery process is complete, negotiations typically intensify because most of the evidence is known to both sides.

Phase VI: Trial

A trial typically takes place several weeks after the lawsuit is filed. Although, in some cases, it can take months. Most trials are completed within a day. Although the parties can agree to a bench trial (decided by the judge), the defendant has the right to demand a jury trial.

Phase VII: Appeal

On rare occasions, the losing side at trial appeals an adverse decision. The appeals court usually (but not always) confirms the trial court’s decision. Find knowledgeable Seattle personal injury attorneys who can help you through the process.

How Insurance Companies Work to Minimize Your Seattle Personal Injury Claim

After an accident, most people expect the insurance company to handle their claim fairly. Unfortunately, insurers are corporations with profit targets, and every dollar they pay out affects their bottom line. Understanding how they operate can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your right to full compensation. 

Some common tactics we see from insurers include:

• Recorded statements that undermine your case. Adjusters request recorded statements designed to elicit responses that can be used against you later. Their questions encourage you to minimize injuries, admit partial fault, or make inconsistencies that justify a lower settlement.
• Early settlement offers that ignore future costs. Insurance companies often extend offers before you understand the full extent of your injuries, calculated to close your file quickly and cheaply. Once you accept, you waive your right to pursue additional compensation, even if your condition worsens or requires long-term treatment.
• Disputing your injuries. Insurers routinely challenge whether your injuries are as serious as claimed or whether the accident actually caused them. They may blame preexisting conditions, point to treatment gaps, or hire medical experts to produce opinions favorable to their position.
• Surveillance and social media monitoring. Many victims are surprised to learn that insurers hire private investigators and review social media accounts to find information they can use against you. Adjusters can twist a single photo or casual post about your weekend out of context to suggest you exaggerated your injuries.
• Delay tactics. When other tactics fail, insurers turn to slow responses and repeated document requests, which can drag out your claim for months. This financial pressure from mounting bills and lost wages pushes victims to accept settlements far below what their cases are worth.

Insurance adjusters are not on your side, no matter how friendly or helpful they may appear. Working with an experienced Seattle personal injury attorney levels the playing field, counters these tactics, and helps secure the full compensation you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I file a claim against a negligent driver and a negligent doctor for the same injury?

Yes, you can, although the claims will be different from each other. Suppose, for example, you were injured in an auto accident caused by a negligent driver, and suppose the emergency room doctor was negligent in his treatment of you as well – in other words, you were having a very bad day. You could then file an ordinary personal injury claim against the driver, and a malpractice claim against the doctor.

Will I lose my claim if the accident was partly my fault?

Not necessarily. Under Washington’s comparative fault law, your damages will be reduced by your percentage of fault. If you were 30 percent at fault, for example, you will lose 30 percent of your damages, and you will have to pay the other driver 30 percent of his damages, while the other driver will lose 70 percent of his damages and must pay 70 percent of your damages. Setting these amounts off each other tells you how much you won or lost.

How do I know if my injury is severe enough to hire a personal injury lawyer?

Many people underestimate the severity of their injuries in the first few days. Pain often worsens over time, and symptoms from concussions, nerve damage, and soft-tissue injuries can take days or weeks to appear. A lawyer becomes especially important if you miss work, face ongoing medical treatment, experience insurance delays, or feel pressured to settle before you understand the full extent of your injuries.

Will the insurance company monitor my medical treatment or social media after an accident?

Yes. Insurance carriers routinely review medical records, social media activity, and treatment gaps to argue that an injury is not serious. Adjusters look for any content they can use to downplay your condition. We advise clients on protecting their claims and avoiding common mistakes insurers exploit.

What if I don’t have health insurance or can’t afford the medical treatment I need?

You still have options. Many Seattle providers accept attorney liens, which means they wait for payment until your claim is resolved. We help clients find appropriate providers and manage their medical bills so treatment doesn’t stop because of financial concerns.

How long do I have to wait before filing a claim?

You can begin a claim immediately. In fact, early action helps preserve evidence and prevents insurers from disputing the timeline of your injury. We communicate directly with insurance adjusters to prevent them from pressuring you into early statements or low-value settlements.

How long will my personal injury case take?

Several factors affect your timeline, including injury severity, how long your medical treatment lasts, and whether the other party disputes liability. Most claims resolve after you reach maximum medical improvement, ensuring you don’t settle before understanding the long-term impact of your injuries. Straightforward cases may settle in months; complex cases or those requiring litigation take longer.

Can I recover lost income if I had to miss work after the accident?

Yes. Washington law allows injured victims to claim lost wages, reduced hours, missed opportunities, and, when applicable, loss of future earning capacity. Documentation from your employer and medical provider can significantly strengthen this part of your claim.

What if my injuries prevent me from returning to the same job?

If an injury limits your physical abilities or your capacity to perform essential job duties, you may be eligible for compensation reflecting diminished earning capacity. This may include future wage losses or impacts on your long-term career path. We work with vocational experts when needed.

What should I do if the insurance company is delaying my claim?

Delays are a common tactic used to pressure injured victims into accepting low settlements. If an insurer is not responding promptly, not approving medical treatment, or failing to investigate, we intervene immediately to force progress and hold the insurer accountable.

How do I know if the settlement offer I’m receiving is fair?

Most early settlement offers are far below the true value of a claim. A fair settlement accounts for medical bills, future treatment, lost wages, pain and suffering, long-term limitations, and other damages. We evaluate offers based on every category of loss, not just your immediate bills. 

If I miss the statute of limitations deadline to file a lawsuit, can I still negotiate an insurance settlement?

Not unless the defendant doesn’t realize that the deadline has already passed. Your ability to file a lawsuit is usually your only leverage in settlement negotiations.

Why do I need a Seattle personal injury lawyer?

Unless you have significant legal experience, you risk jeopardizing your case in multiple ways without an experienced attorney representing you. You might miss important deadlines, fail to preserve evidence, or neglect to include all your damages in a settlement demand. The defendant’s insurance company might trick you into admitting fault during a recorded statement that can cost you compensation you’re entitled to receive. Many personal injury cases involve complex legal issues and multiple defendants. You need an experienced personal injury lawyer to help you identify all avenues of recovery. 

Local Medical, Recovery, and Safety Resources for Seattle Injury Victims

If you suffered an injury in a Seattle accident, the following local providers and agencies offer medical care, trauma recovery support, transportation assistance, and documentation services to strengthen your claim. Our team can help you obtain medical records, crash reports, or refer you to appropriate specialists if needed.

Emergency Care and Trauma Treatment (Seattle-Area)

• Harborview Medical Center—Level I Trauma Center. Seattle’s primary trauma hospital for severe injuries, including fractures, head trauma, spinal injuries, and complex emergencies.
• UW Medical Center—Montlake Emergency Department. Comprehensive emergency care with specialists in orthopedics, neurology, and internal injuries.
• Swedish First Hill Emergency Services. A centrally located emergency department often used by accident victims who need immediate diagnostic imaging.
• Virginia Mason Emergency Department. Known for efficient triage and excellent follow-up care for accident-related injuries.

Urgent Care and Same-Day Injury Clinics

• ZoomCare (multiple locations across Seattle). Convenient for fast X-rays, sprains, minor fractures, and immediate pain evaluation.
• UW Medicine Urgent Care (Ballard, Ravenna, Factoria). Provides injury assessments, wound care, and referrals to specialists.
• Swedish Urgent Care—Ballard and Issaquah. Good for moderate injuries requiring same-day assessment but not emergency intervention.

Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy and Long-Term Recovery

• Rehab Without Walls. Specialized therapy for traumatic brain injuries and neurological conditions.
• ATI Physical Therapy (multiple Seattle clinics). Commonly used for post-accident physical rehabilitation and soft-tissue injuries.
• Seattle Spine & Sports Medicine. Pain management, chiropractic services, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation.

Mental Health Support

• Crisis Connections (Dial 211). 24/7 emotional support and referrals after traumatic accidents.
• NAVOS Mental Health & Wellness Center. Long-term counseling, trauma support, and psychiatric services.
• Valley Cities Behavioral Health. Affordable therapy and trauma-informed care for anxiety, PTSD, and accident-related stress.

Transportation, Public Transit, and Crash Documentation

• Seattle Police Department—Collision Reports. Victims can request their official collision report through SPD’s online portal.
• Washington State Patrol—Collision Report Lookup. For freeway or state-route accidents handled by WSP troopers.
• King County Sheriff’s Office—Accident Records. Useful for crashes occurring in unincorporated King County.
• WSDOT (Washington State Department of Transportation). Real-time road conditions, construction zones, and incident updates relevant to accident claims.

Legal, Insurance, and Consumer Support Agencies

• Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner. Victims can file complaints or receive help when insurers delay or deny claims.
• Washington L&I (Department of Labor & Industries). Support for work-related injuries or accidents involving employees on the job.
• Washington Crime Victims Compensation Program. Available to victims of DUI crashes, assaults, or intentional acts, covering counseling and other expenses.

Why These Resources Matter for Your Injury Claim

Accurate medical documentation, timely reporting, and consistent treatment help strengthen your personal injury case. These Seattle-area providers and agencies offer services that support:

• Immediate evaluation and stabilization,
• Proper imaging and diagnosis,
• Physical and psychological recovery,
• Official crash documentation,
• Insurance communications, and
• Long-term treatment planning.

Our team can help you obtain records, identify the most suitable providers for your injuries, and coordinate the necessary information for your claim.

Experienced Seattle Personal Injury Lawyers Worth The Cost

It is in your best interest to speak with a highly experienced Seattle personal injury lawyer who knows what your claim is worth, how to manage insurance adjusters, and has the experience to obtain a full settlement for you.

Many studies show that an injury attorney is typically able to obtain significantly more in settlement than an injured person can alone. Typically, an attorney-negotiated settlement will not only cover the cost of lawyer fees but will also secure a larger settlement sum for clients.

After a serious accident or wrongful death has affected your family, you should ask yourself the following: What’s stopping you from contacting an experienced Seattle personal injury attorney? We know your situation is probably full of questions and the jarring reality of many sudden unknowns.

This is why we believe our legal services are especially important for you and your family. Our Seattle injury attorney can offer two things that you may deeply miss at this time: peace of mind and the confidence of knowing your case is being handled professionally by legal experts.

Reach Out To Winning Seattle Personal Injury Lawyers

Reach out to Paula, Dave, Matt, and Dean (Retired) if you are struggling with the aftermath of an accident and need some support and advice. A knowledgeable Seattle injury lawyer knows what you are dealing with now, and they know what you will need to deal with in the future. You will know what to expect, you will know what your rights and options are, and you will not have to deal with insurance companies alone.

Our Seattle main office:

• Location: Columbia Tower, 701 5th Ave 42nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98104
• Open hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
• Phone number: 206-985-9600
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